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Looking for the Right Solution in the Wrong Place?

Looking for the Right Solution in the Wrong Place?

1-Healthy Eating Clarity, 5-New Kitchen Thinking, Meal Making Transformation, The Simple Prescription for Good Eating

“If you want to solve a problem, be sure to look in the right place for solutions–but the right place may be different than the problem place!” That advice was in a recent newsletter from Elyse Wagner, a health coach who seems to offer pretty...
Recipe: Creamy Spinach with Mushrooms

Recipe: Creamy Spinach with Mushrooms

1-Healthy Eating Clarity, 7-Recipes--Healthy and Tasty

The last post delved into the importance of fiber. With fiber in almost every ingredient, this is a good and yummy start to a more fiber-filled food life. I had coconut milk to use up and found that it was a surprisingly good substitute for other kinds of...
Fiber:  Are You Getting Enough of It?

Fiber: Are You Getting Enough of It?

1-Healthy Eating Clarity, The Simple Prescription for Good Eating

Food News You Can Use The last couple newsletters focused on protein, which is unquestionably important for many reasons, like maintaining muscle mass as we age. But as a recent article (1) reminded, “Protein may be hot, but it’s fiber that Americans need...
Cooking Tip: Quick Boredom Relief

Cooking Tip: Quick Boredom Relief

7-Recipes--Healthy and Tasty, Herbs & Spices

People learn I’m in the healthy eating field and assume I must cook all sorts of fabulous meals, all the time. Hardly the case at all! Fully 50% of my meals are simple skillets: Saute an onion and garlic, add some veggies and a protein and serve soup style with...
How Do We DO a New Thinking Transformation: What’s the Formula?

How Do We DO a New Thinking Transformation: What’s the Formula?

5-New Kitchen Thinking, New Eating Culture

This is the last of six articles on Transformation: Being New in Our Thinking. Now that we know what this deeper level “new thinking” looks like, we can explore how to make a new thinking mindshift and enjoy the many positive benefits it brings. The neat...
Recipes for Seasonal Eating: Rhubarb

Recipes for Seasonal Eating: Rhubarb

2-Cooking Time Management, 3-Get Vegetable Friendly, New Ingredients, Time Saving Tips and Tricks

Just a reminder that it’s rhubarb season. Here I show it getting washed and dried along with a bunch cilantro (which pair nicely with each other, BTW.) Don’t miss out on the burst of sweet-tart flavor rhubarb adds to a dish. And remember that it can be...
Recipes for Seasonal Eating: Rhubarb

Kitchen Tip: Easy Cilantro and Parsley Chopping

2-Cooking Time Management, Herbs & Spices, Time Saving Tips and Tricks

By the time I get home from grocery shopping, I just want to put things away and get on with the rest of my day or evening. But if there is cilantro or parsley in my shopping bags, I force myself to wash them immediately and set them to dry in a colander for the rest...
Could AI Be the Answer to Your Meal Planning Prayers?

Could AI Be the Answer to Your Meal Planning Prayers?

Planning for Healthier Meals, Time Saving Tips and Tricks

What’s the one thing that will 10X your success making meals that are healthy, tasty and affordable? Meal Planning! But what’s the one thing home cooks regularly duck and dodge? Meal Planning! Given this unfortunate coincidence, I was interested to see a...
Transformation: “Normalizing” Cooking, Limiting Beliefs, and a Radical Proposition

Transformation: “Normalizing” Cooking, Limiting Beliefs, and a Radical Proposition

5-New Kitchen Thinking, New Eating Culture

This is the fifth of six articles on Transformation: Being New in Our Thinking. The previous article revealed the two key aspects at the heart of this new thinking: 1) value and 2) respect–for food, eating, the kitchen and cooking. Now let’s further...
Transformation: What Does New Thinking Look Like?

Transformation: What Does New Thinking Look Like?

5-New Kitchen Thinking, How to Be "Marketing-Wise", New Eating Culture

This is the fourth of six articles on Transformation: Being New in Our Thinking. It’s time to see exactly what this deeper level, “new thinking” looks like, i.e., what do we believe to be worthwhile uses of our time? The previous post explained the...
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